How to send $ETH in 19 lines of Python
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How to send $ETH in 19 lines of Python
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Re: How to send $ETH in 19 lines of Python
#2I wrote a Replit tutorial on sending Ethererum from wallet to wallet in Python. It takes only 19 lines of code and is super easy to set up!
Re: How to send $ETH in 19 lines of Python
#3I wrote a Replit tutorial on sending Ethererum from wallet to wallet in Python. It takes only 19 lines of code and is super easy to set up!
How do you test it? I'd like to test without depending on some remote service, which could be unreliable.
Re: How to send $ETH in 19 lines of Python
#4I wrote a Replit tutorial on sending Ethererum from wallet to wallet in Python. It takes only 19 lines of code and is super easy to set up!
How do you test it? I'd like to test without depending on some remote service, which could be unreliable.
You can create your own local eth network (i.e: with https://www.trufflesuite.com/ganache)
Re: How to send $ETH in 19 lines of Python
#5Tell me how to do something worth doing with ETH and I'll be impressed.
Cue the intellectualization from "investors."
Re: How to send $ETH in 19 lines of Python
#6Tell me how to do something worth doing with ETH and I'll be impressed. Cue the intellectualization from "investors."
Is there anything you would like to do that you need ETH for?
Are you looking for inspiration or are you looking to talk about use cases that you will never be in the market for?
Re: How to send $ETH in 19 lines of Python
#7Tell me how to do something worth doing with ETH and I'll be impressed. Cue the intellectualization from "investors."
Making insane yield (50%-300% apr, depending on the time) on dollars
Re: How to send $ETH in 19 lines of Python
#8Tell me how to do something worth doing with ETH and I'll be impressed. Cue the intellectualization from "investors."
Is there anything you would like to do that you need ETH for? Are you looking for inspiration or are you looking to talk about use cases that you will never be in the market for?
I mean, I've learned enough to have plenty of ideas for "how to use ETH" but nothing makes the cut.
NFTs are **.
DAO is too grandiose, especially to be hosted on ETH.
And that leads to my comment.
Re: How to send $ETH in 19 lines of Python
#9This is misleading, the code doesn't send the $ETH, it's calling a third party API (infura) to do it
Re: How to send $ETH in 19 lines of Python
#10Tell me how to do something worth doing with ETH and I'll be impressed. Cue the intellectualization from "investors."
Making insane yield (50%-300% apr, depending on the time) on dollars
"That's what Bernie Madoff said."
But for real, that doesn't make the cut. 1) maybe I don't have capital to invest, 2) your "yield" calculation ignores all risk.